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nightowl
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on 03/13/2012
Wizzmaster Simon and the wizzling Gang of Wizzards have just completed a brand new Recipe Module.
Use this module to display well-formatted recipes in your articles. Wizzley will automatically markup this part of your article with recipe microdata. The resulting "rich snippets" will distinguish your page from other search results, and thus improve your chances of attracting more readers.
See the example below:
As of now, we haven't implemented a rating system yet, and most of the fields are optional, but the more you fill out the better the result will look like.
For those of you who want more technical information on recipe rich snippets you may want to read up here on Google's Webmaster Tools: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=173379
If you already wrote recipe pages it might be worth it to enhance them with the new module as well, because the module also contains a nifty Print feature, as well as other social sharing links.
We hope you enjoy our latest concoction!
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katiem2
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on 03/13/2012
Very COOL Much Appreciated
Katie McMurray
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katiem2
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on 03/13/2012
Used it WAY COOL, love Love LOVE it!
Is Simon Married?
Katie McMurray
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chefkeem
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on 03/13/2012
Simon's been divorced 29 times already. He's quite handsome and smart, but he does nothing but coding, coding, coding...
Achim "Chef Keem" Thiemermann is the co-founder of a pretty cool new platform called...um...er...oh, yeah - Wizzley.com.
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Lissie
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on 03/13/2012
Its waaay cool! I've never done recipes on any site, not even my own, but now I'm kinda tempted. It would be a good topic for a competition ....
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katiem2
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on 03/13/2012
chefkeem: 13. Mar 2012, 19:32
Simon's been divorced 29 times already. He's quite handsome and smart, but he does nothing but coding, coding, coding...
lol lol lol
Katie McMurray
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Lissie
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on 03/13/2012
Couple of other questions
The link at the bottom of the recipes module - is that a rev share via viglink?
Do recipes have to conform to the 400 words minimum rule?
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nightowl
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on 03/13/2012
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lakeerieartists
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on 03/13/2012
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nightowl
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on 03/13/2012
Paula, you do have quick reflexes...
Just a tip though: The list of ingredients will be wrapped in special tags, and (hopefully) indexed as such. Therefore, I recommend only putting one ingredient, and optionally the amount, on each line.
So, instead of writing
Apples: We use MacIntosh apples because of texture and taste.
it might be better to say
Apples, 5 lbs or Macintosh Apples, 12 pieces
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lakeerieartists
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on 03/13/2012
Okay, I will work on this. :)
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lakeerieartists
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on 03/13/2012
Changed it, and tried the module on another page. :) I think I have the hang of it. :)
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Sunforged
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on 03/14/2012
Ive been using the recipe microformat on my recipe sites for almost a year now.
In addition to making your post standout in the serps, in many cases it will mean your post/page will appear in Google recipe search with advanced search functions.
Great Addition!
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Simon
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on 03/15/2012
Ah, some nice rumors about me ... I can't deny them *lol*
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lakeerieartists
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on 03/15/2012
Sunforged: 14. Mar 2012, 03:48
Ive been using the recipe microformat on my recipe sites for almost a year now.
In addition to making your post standout in the serps, in many cases it will mean your post/page will appear in Google recipe search with advanced search functions.
Great Addition!
I will have to convert all of my recipe pages, but some are easier than others.
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lakeerieartists
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on 03/15/2012
Simon: 15. Mar 2012, 05:10
Ah, some nice rumors about me ... I can't deny them *lol*
You are a pretty cool, guy!
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teddletonmr
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on 03/15/2012
Way to go team! you rock
teddletonmr
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